Why the study?
Does sympathetic activity influence the vascular axon reflex in the skin of healthy subjects?
Population
Healthy subjects
Design
Other
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Sympathetic vasoconstriction attenuates skin axon reflexes in healthy subjects; leaves open relevance to clinical vasomotor disorders.
Does sympathetic activity influence the vascular axon reflex in the skin of healthy subjects?
Sympathetic vasoconstrictor impulses destined for the skin can reduce local axon reflex responses.
Hornyak et al. (1990) studied this question.
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